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6 seriously cute ways to decorate your Easter eggs

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Sick ‘n’ tired of the same old dip-‘n’-dye Easter eggs? This spring, we're turning to our fave bloggers for some egg-cellent inspiration. Get a load of these whimsical works of art, and then get going on your own masterpieces.

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Off with her head!
Just a quick peek at Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland was all the inspiration Cindy Littlefield needed for her Red Queen Easter egg.

Grab her tutorial here.
Doodle bug
Not into dye but in love with Sharpies? Grab your fave pen and an egg (these are blown, but we’re thinking you could prob use hard-boiled, too) and get your scribble on with Alisa Burke’s how-to.

Grab the tutorial here.
Down under
Naomi Shulman’s Dye-ving Dudes are too-cute snorkelers lookin’ for li’l dip in some dye. They might be too adorable to eat.

Grab her tutorial here.
Watercolor wonder
These are more grown-up and way-gorgeous than cute, but we couldn’t leave Alisa Burke’s watercolor Easter eggs out in the rain, now, could we?

Grab her tutorial (and loads of step-by-step pics) here.
The claw!
The cutest characters from Toy Story are making their first Easer appearance, thanks again to the totally brills Cindy Littlefield. You might need to make a trip to your local Pizza Planet while you’re ETs are drying.

Grab her tutorial here.
Oink oink!
These Puddly Piggies are so squealin’ sweet, we just can’t get over it. From the masterful crafting mind of Martha Stewart, these beauties are about as close to Wilbur as an Easter egg could hope to get.

Grab her tutorial here.
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BY BRITTANY TAYLOR ON 4/7/2012 12:00:00 AM

POSTED IN easter, crafts, room decor, party